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2.39 Ct. Swiss Blue Topaz from Brazil
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Item ID: | K22691 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.07 Width: 7.05 Height: 4.81 |
Weight: | 2.39 Ct. |
Color: help | Swiss Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Princess |
Cut: | Princess Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Irradiated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $40 |
One beautiful transparent 2.39 carat princess shape Swiss blue topaz waits to become the centerpiece of a treasured heirloom, a gem that gathers the cool clarity of a mountain lake and translates it into wearable authority. At 7.07 x 7.05 x 4.81 mm this gem has been cut with the precision and symmetry that define the princess cut, producing crisp corners and a pavilion that returns light with a calm, steady fire. The light color intensity of this Swiss blue topaz sings with a clear, pure tone rather than a saturated shout, and yet its hue reads as a rich, bold statement when set against warm metals or deep fabrics. Evaluated at eye level it carries a very slightly included clarity grade, a testament to natural origin and character that does not detract from the stone s brilliance, and an excellent polish amplifies every facet to catch and release light with effortless grace. Enhanced by irradiation to achieve the signature Swiss blue shade, and originating from the renowned deposits of Brazil, this topaz carries both modern treatment and timeless appeal, a partnership between natural formation and human mastery that The Natural Gemstone Company is proud to present.
Topaz has been admired and worn since antiquity, imagined by many cultures as a stone of protection, wisdom and status, and the Swiss blue variety continues that lineage with a contemporary voice. Throughout history blue gemstones have been associated with clarity of thought and dignified presence, and the princess cut is itself a classic design that honors architectural balance and refined geometry. The subtle inclusions visible under careful inspection are reminders of the gem s journey, traces of pressure and time preserved within a crystal lattice, while the Brazilian origin speaks to generations of miners and lapidaries whose skill and patience produce stones of notable quality. Irradiation as an enhancement is a well established practice for producing the vivid yet stable blue tones prized in modern jewelry, and when combined with superior cutting and polish it yields a gem that feels both historic and freshly relevant. For those who value tradition and legacy, this topaz offers an authentic narrative a story of geological age, artisan skill, and a design sensibility that never feels fashionable for fashion s sake.
To wear this Swiss blue topaz is to make a statement about personal power and distinction that is quiet rather than ostentatious, an assertion of taste rooted in history and enduring style. Set in a classic bezel or a refined four prong mount, paired with yellow gold for contrast or white gold for a cooler, more monochrome statement, the stone adapts to many settings while maintaining its inherent dignity. It is equally worthy of a signet ring intended to be passed down, as it is of a pendant that frames the throat and draws the eye in conversations, providing an emblem of composure and identity. The Natural Gemstone Company curates such stones for clients who seek depth and meaning as much as beauty, and this Swiss blue topaz embodies that duality, a gem that speaks of legacy and also of present intention. For those who cherish the stories behind their jewels, and who aim to cultivate a lasting collection, this princess cut topaz offers a rare combination of historical resonance, artisanal finish, and wearable elegance.

























